Italian singer-songwriter MIGLIO (aka Alessia Zappamiglio) has released her new single Musica Elettronica via Peroni Dischi (Asian Fake – HoM). Blending raw emotion with a pulsing electronic edge, the track marks a bold new chapter in MIGLIO’s evolving artistic path.
Following the acclaimed albums Manifesti e immaginari sensibili (2022) and Futuro Splendido (2023), MIGLIO returns with a sound that’s darker, more radical, and unmistakably hers. Produced by Francesco Fantini, a boundary-pushing composer known for his work with Lorenzo Senni and Warp Records, Musica Elettronica uses contemporary songwriting with new wave grit and experimental electronic textures.
The track opens a new aesthetic cycle for MIGLIO: a sonic and visual journey that recalls Berlin and Bologna in the ’80s, containers, urban choirs, underground clubs, and post-industrial landscapes. It’s a place where electronic music becomes a space for resistance, memory, and collective expression.
“Musica Elettronica was born in a post-industrial dream factory,” says MIGLIO. “It speaks to the tension between routine and the urge to disappear, to break away. Like stepping out of a club and finding yourself in a square, protesting. A slow dance in an empty room. Melancholic, pulsing, and ready to explode.”
MIGLIO is also at work on her next studio album.
